Momentum Oscillator Analysis Workbook: Applying RSI and Stochastics in Practice

Reading about RSI divergence and being able to reliably spot it on a live chart are different skills. The same is true for knowing when an overbought RSI reading is a meaningful warning and when it simply reflects a strong trend. This workbook course builds those applied skills through guided exercises with annotated feedback. By the end of this course you will be able to identify bullish and bearish RSI divergence on annotated chart scenarios, evaluate an overbought or oversold reading in the context of the broader price structure, compare RSI and Stochastic signals on the same price series to understand where they agree and where they diverge, and document oscillator observations in a structured analysis log. What you will learn: - RSI divergence identification drill: spotting price highs versus oscillator highs across a series of fictional scenarios - Evaluating overbought and oversold in context: distinguishing trend persistence from genuine reversal signals - Stochastic crossover identification: spotting %K/%D crossovers and evaluating their context - Oscillator comparison exercise: reading RSI and Stochastic simultaneously on the same price series - CCI spike analysis: identifying extreme CCI readings and evaluating whether they signal reversal or continuation - Hidden divergence identification: distinguishing regular from hidden divergence and what each implies - Multi-timeframe oscillator comparison: how RSI readings on daily and weekly charts interact - Building an oscillator analysis log: documenting signal type, context, and outcome for review and learning Each module presents a fictional price chart with one or more oscillators plotted, and guides you through identification and evaluation using a structured worksheet. Annotated answer keys explain the correct reading and the reasoning behind each assessment. A final exercise presents several unannotated oscillator scenarios and asks you to produce a complete analysis log entry for each. This course is written for traders and investors who understand oscillator basics and want to develop reliable applied recognition skill, as well as for technical analysis students building their first indicator-based workflow. Basic familiarity with what RSI is is assumed. This course is informational and educational; it does not constitute trading or investment advice.